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I rented from Advantage once, and they forced me to wait over an hour for somebody to ferry over a car in the class I'd reserved, rather than giving me an available car in the next class up. The latter being standard operating procedure at other agencies. I was travelling on business and the delay could have been costly (but fortunately wasn't).
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